Liam Sterling

Liam Sterling is a seasoned American-British film critic and blogger, navigating the vibrant cultural hubs of New York and Los Angeles. Decades immersed in the industry have forged his reputation as a trusted voice, often found backstage at global film festivals like Sundance, Cannes, Berlinale, and TIFF. With a profound passion for comic-book culture, chilling horror, and mind-bending science fiction—especially on the big screen and in graphic novels—Liam offers a unique lens through which to view the cinematic world. His writing blends energetic enthusiasm, warm engagement, and undeniable authority, always woven with a sharp narrative flair that pulls you into the heart of the story. Liam's articles on filmofilia.com are more than just critiques; they're an invitation to explore the context, human stories, and subtle magic behind the films and series we love. Expect fresh interpretations, character-driven insights, and thoughtful analyses that stay with you long after you've finished reading.
Film Festival Correspondent & Genre Specialist
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David Cronenberg Might Be Done—But ‘The Shrouds’ Feels Like a Beginning

He says the world doesn’t need his next film. But The Shrouds…

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Why ‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ Is the Holiday Reboot No One Saw Coming

Santa’s back—and bloodier than ever. The cult classic that once got pulled…

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Love’s Trailer Dives Into the Messy, Honest Truth About Modern Relationships

The new US trailer for Love—part of Dag Johan Haugerud’s Oslo Trilogy—asks…

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Superman Reboot’s BTS Video Isn’t Just Hype—It’s a Statement

James Gunn’s new Superman isn’t just flexing muscles—it’s flexing morals. But beneath…

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David Mamet’s ‘Henry Johnson’ Trailer Is a Prison Drama Wrapped in a Moral Puzzle

The new trailer for Henry Johnson is all grit and gray morality—but…

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‘Havoc’ Hits Hard—But Netflix’s Streaming-Only Drop Is a Crime

“Havoc” Isn’t Just a Movie—It’s a Roundhouse Kick to Netflix’s Streaming Strategy…

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The Travel Companion Exposes the Price of Friendship—And Free Flights

It looks like a buddy comedy—but beneath the laughs, The Travel Companion…

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Why ‘Sinners’ Might Save Warner Bros.—But Not the Way You Think

Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners' is poised to break box office norms with its…

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Christopher Nolan’s Lost Horror Short ‘Tarantella’ Creeps Back Online—But For How Long?

Before the Batmobile or brain-bending timelines, Nolan made nightmares. Now his eerie…

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Invisible Woman, Visible First: MCU Breaks Ground with On-Screen Pregnancy

Vanessa Kirby’s Invisible Woman isn’t just fighting Galactus—she’s making Marvel history. But…

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